Tuesday, October 22

Baltimore Orioles’ Mike Elias voted MLB Government of the Yr

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Baltimore Orioles normal supervisor Mike Elias was voted Major League Baseball’s government of the 12 months on Tuesday after the staff completed with the American League’s finest document for the primary time since 1997.

Baltimore went 101-67 with a $67 million payroll, twenty ninth among the many 30 groups and forward of solely Oakland. After their first 100-win season since 1980, the Orioles have been swept within the Division Series by the eventual World Series champion Texas Rangers.

The 40-year-old Elias is a 2006 graduate of Yale, the place he pitched for the Bulldogs. He joined the St. Louis Cardinals as a scout after faculty, turned supervisor of newbie scouting and joined the Houston Astros in 2011 as a particular assistant to normal supervisor Jeff Luhnow.



Elias was promoted to director of newbie scouting in 2012 and assistant normal supervisor for participant acquisition in 2016. He was employed by the Orioles as GM in 2018.

Voting was performed among the many 30 groups earlier than the postseason. Atlanta GM Alex Anthopoulos completed second and Arizona GM Mike Hazen was third.

Baltimore’s drafted gamers included All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman and rookie infielder Gunnar Henderson. The Orioles acquired pitchers Kyle Bradish and Yennier Cano in trades, pitcher Tyler Wells within the winter assembly draft and reliever Cionel Pérez off waivers.

Oakland government vp of baseball operations Billy Beane gained the preliminary award in 2018, adopted by Tampa Bay normal supervisor Erik Neander in 2019, Los Angeles Dodgers President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman in 2020, San Francisco Giants President of Baseball Operations Farhan Zaidi in 2021 and Cleveland President of Baseball Operations Chris Antonetti final 12 months.

The award was introduced on the primary full day of the annual normal managers conferences.

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